Physio updated

Physio updated

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Google Lat Long Blog: Costa Rican-Nicaraguan Country Border Updated on Google Earth

Last week, we were informed of a data error regarding the border between Costa Rica and Nicaragua in Google Maps. We said we would update our data for this region. We have now updated the border data on Google Earth, and we are working on updating this border on Google Maps as well.

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Post originale: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/blogspot/SbSV/~3/vqoIQG5rCXg/costa-rican-nicaraguan-country-border.html

Comment on AMD Fusion Processors Coming to Future Apple Computers? [Updated] by Seth Weintraub

Fusion isn't coming to Apple. The only model which it would make sense for Apple is the Air which just got an Intel upgrade. The slides are for Apple's use of AMD/ATI GPUs in iMacs and Mac Pros http://www.9to5mac.com/34881/amd-fusion-coming-to-the-mac-platform

Post originale: http://gigaom.com/apple/amd-fusion-processors-coming-to-future-apple-computers/#comment-507069

Comment on AMD Fusion Processors Coming to Future Apple Computers? [Updated] by spark0919

This is where I really start to doubt TAB's writing, other than the fact I always feel like I'm reading the "Fox News" of Apple at times (mind you I am an Apple fanboy, but I like a little bit more neutral reading). What makes you so sure that Apple is indeed abandoning Intel processors for AMD's Fusion line? I don't doubt the validity of the source, but what I do doubt is the extrapolation that you guys have made that Apple is "parting ways" with Intel. Why can't they possibly accompany both companies' products? Many other companies have. And anyway, for a company that's so focused on power consumption, I HIGHLY doubt they'll turn to AMD (at the very least they won't turn to them in the notebook space).

Post originale: http://gigaom.com/apple/amd-fusion-processors-coming-to-future-apple-computers/#comment-507049

TechNet Page for the Configuration Manager VHD Test Drive Program Updated

Microsoft published an updated TechNet landing page for the Configuration Manager VHD Test Drive program, so the VMs should now be a little easier to find.